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Still Repairing Chinese-Japanese Relations by Asger Røjle Christensen
Yes, there has been a serious crisis
recently between China and Japan.
The collision between a Chinese
fishing trawler and a Japanese coastguard patrol boat close to the disputed
islands, known as Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China, prompted both countries
to take drastic measures which resulted in China canceling a number of
high-level ministerial meetings between the two countries. But no, this doesn’t
imply that the region is on the brink of open confrontation. It doesn’t disturb
the general trend towards a more pragmatic cooperative attitude from both
sides.
Pushing China further away – giving the Nobel to regime change
By way of
introduction, let me affirm that of course Liu Xiaobo should not be in prison
for peacefully publishing his opinions on China’s system of government. He
has a long history of conducting a non-violent personal fight against the Party
leadership, the last time I met him was on Tiananmen. He has also guest-lectured here in Aarhus
Nordic-Chinese Energy and Climate Day coming to the Nordic pavilions at EXPO 2010
On the 25th
of June 2010 the Nordic-Chinese Energy and Climate Day will take place at the
Shanghai World Expo. Key stakeholders from the Nordic and Chinese energy
research sectors will gather to network and exchange ideas. Speakers and guests
include Ministers and high ranking government officials as well as notable
business leaders and researchers. The event will focus on how greater
Chinese-Nordic cooperation and interaction can contribute to the development
and deployment of clean energy and climate technologies. To signify the very
Are the Hiccups in US-Chinese Relations an Introduction to a Serious Global Confrontation by Timo Kivimäki
Timo Kivimäki,
Professor of Asian Security, University of Copenhagen
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Climate Summit in Copenhagen: China moves to centre stage of the climate negotiations
Jørgen Delman, Professor, PhD, China Studies,
Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies, Copenhagen University
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A rainbow anniversary: On the paradoxes of lesbian and gay life in contemporary China
Elisabeth L. Engebretsen
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En anderledes fattigdom
De økonomiske reformer udrydder en del af landets fattigdom, men skaber samtidig
nye grupper af fattige.
Af Kjeld A. Larsen
Read moreREFLECTIONS ON FUTURES PAST AND PRESENT IN ANTICIPATION OF THE 60TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE PRC
Anders Sybrandt Hansen, Ph.D. student,
Department of Anthropology and Ethnography,
Institute of Anthropology, Archaeology and Linguistics,
Aarhus university
Exhibiting the Chinese War of Resistance in the People’s Republic of China
Karl Gustafsson,
M.A., Ph.D. Candidate,
Department of Political Science, Stockholm University
Some thoughts about the background to the recent events in Urumchi from a sociolinguist’s point of view
Joakim Enwall, Associate Professor
Chinese Language and Culture
Department of Linguistics and Philology
Uppsala University